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The USPS for Matthews 28105 has purchased the land next to their facility. I have heard several rumors in the last few weeks that this area is intended for a parking lot and all of the old growth trees there will be lost to this development. At the pace of tree loss in our town, can we afford to lose these trees simply for parking?

If you don't think it can be done, just look at the recent development done near the intersection of Hwy 51 and Sam Newell Rd. The rumor was that a few trees were to be spared, but when you drive by today you will see it has been completely stripped of its vegetation. I did not see, however, the large growth trees similar to what I see on the USPS property.

I've seen it time and time again in the last 20 years where developers come in and completely destroy the landscape only to come back upon completion of the work and plant a few small trees to replace the oaks and maples that give our area such beauty all year long.
What do you think?
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